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Don’t miss last total lunar eclipse on October 8
The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand ( NARIT) has invited Thai people to watch the last total lunar eclipse of this year on October 8, saying the next such eclipse will be in April next year.
The NARIT said the eclipse will develop between 15:15 pm to 20:33 pm and the period of total eclipse will last from 17:25 pm – 18:24 pm.
The total lunar eclipse will be visible across Thailand.
Live broadcasts will be held at Chiang Mai, Nakhon Ratchasima, and Chacheongsao.
In addition, observers can see the eclipse on the website if the institute.
It said after this eclipse, the next total lunar eclipse is forecast for April 4, 2015.
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